December 1959 Issue
The Seventh-day Adventist Educational Emphasis
Reuben R. Figuhr
Commencement address, Potomac University, Sligo church, August 13, 1959.
Commencement address, Potomac University, Sligo church, August 13, 1959.Prudence A Cardinal Virtue
Madeline Pecora Nugent
Just what is a man who "walks circumspectly"?
Just what is a man who "walks circumspectly"?The Threat of Leisure Time
H. M. Tippett
Is too much leisure a part of our delinquency problem?
Is too much leisure a part of our delinquency problem?Should Medical Evangelism Be Emphasized in Our Ministerial Training?
Wilbur K. Nelson
What is the approach the school should take in providing this type of training within the ministerial curriculum? Is a radical change implied?
What is the approach the school should take in providing this type of training within the ministerial curriculum? Is a radical change implied?The Morals of God's Man
Edward Earl Cleveland
Thou shalt not commit adultery" applies to ministers as well as laymen.
Thou shalt not commit adultery" applies to ministers as well as laymen.Evangelism at Emmanuel Missionary College
Bruce Johnston
At EMC we are endeavoring to take the students out into the field to supplement class instruction with participation in practical soul-winning activities.
At EMC we are endeavoring to take the students out into the field to supplement class instruction with participation in practical soul-winning activities.Were the Earth and the Stellar Universe Created Simultaneously?
Robert L. Odom
A look at the evidence.
A look at the evidence.Winning by Loving
Daniel H. Kress
The late Dr. Kress was known and loved as a leader among us for many years. It is with pleasure that we present this article so expressive of the attitude that he always manifested toward those who were suffering from physical or spiritual ills.—Editors.
The late Dr. Kress was known and loved as a leader among us for many years. It is with pleasure that we present this article so expressive of the attitude that he always manifested toward those who were suffering from physical or spiritual ills.—Editors.Yaws!
Edward White
Reprinted from The Australasian Record and Advent World Survey, Aug. 3, 1959.
Reprinted from The Australasian Record and Advent World Survey, Aug. 3, 1959.The Christmas Spirit
Elmer R. Walde
The Christmas spirit is again spreading over the world. How should we regard it?
The Christmas spirit is again spreading over the world. How should we regard it?Comprehensive Preaching
Franco Santini
The usefulness of a planned yearly cycle of sermons is based on the necessity of completeness in preaching.
The usefulness of a planned yearly cycle of sermons is based on the necessity of completeness in preaching.The Voice of Experience
Anonymous
How to deal with the problems incident to ministry of the church.
How to deal with the problems incident to ministry of the church.Organization in the New Testament Church
Bess Ninaj
This outline of instruction for training deacons and deaconesses has been used by Bess Ninaj, an experienced Bible instructor connected with the Washington Sanitarium. Our ministers and workers generally will appreciate this information.—Editors
This outline of instruction for training deacons and deaconesses has been used by Bess Ninaj, an experienced Bible instructor connected with the Washington Sanitarium. Our ministers and workers generally will appreciate this information.—EditorsPointer's to Progress
Various Authors
Monthly pulpit pointer's by the Ministry staff.
Monthly pulpit pointer's by the Ministry staff.The Minister's Wife, Home, and Family Part 1
Carlyle B. Haynes
The home of a minister is designed to be a school of every Christian virtue, the exemplification of every Christian standard, a replica of the church itself, a small diocese which is to serve as a model for every home about it, a pattern of peace, good order, and devotion.
The home of a minister is designed to be a school of every Christian virtue, the exemplification of every Christian standard, a replica of the church itself, a small diocese which is to serve as a model for every home about it, a pattern of peace, good order, and devotion.